In India, the medical profession is highly regarded and is considered to be one of the best professions in the world. However, there is a large discrepancy between the number of medical doctors and the number of patients in need of treatment. This has led to a situation where many patients are forced to seek treatment from other doctors, while others have the opportunity to seek treatment from their preferred doctor. This has also led to a situation where patients are not treated properly and are left with severe complications.

In an attempt to address this issue, the Medical Council of India has introduced the “Objective and Subjective Methods in Medical Education”, which are methods to improve the quality of medical education and to make the system more objective and fair. The introduction of this method is an attempt to make the process of selecting doctors more fair and objective.

This method consists of two basic elements. The first element is the “Objective” component, which is based on the concept of objectivity and fairness.